Maybe there should be more of a notice, but when I tried it with my son’s account I got some notifications.
Having said all that the default will be for most school accounts… all or nothing. Don’t allow them to manage it and you won’t get in.
Having said all that the default will be for most school accounts… all or nothing. Don’t allow them to manage it and you won’t get in.
Fundamentally, authority cannot be delegated authority that you yourself don't have. I can agree to a contract promising to do some particular work, because I have the authority to direct my actions. I cannot agree to a contract promising that you will do some particular work, because you haven't granted me that authority. I cannot grant to another what I do not have for myself.
With regards to user permissions, a non-administrator doesn't have permission to monitor another user's activity. Therefore, they cannot delegate permission to a third party to monitor another user's activity. That this is possible means that ChromeOS has a fundamentally flawed model of user permissions.